A match made in Vienna: How coffeehouses shaped Jewish history
The Viennese Café scene was created to a large extent by Jews who would frequent them for many generations, but ...
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Blinken says Iran must not 'build nuclear program while dragging feet on talks'
As indirect talks in Vienna between Washington and Iran continue, both sides express pessimism.
Can nuclear talks survive Iran's defiance of international pressure?
Tehran is not slowing down its atomic program, further raising the stakes in talks crucial to cooling years of tensions ...
Challenged at the ballot, pro-EU parties turn to alliances to unseat incumbents
In a way, European nations have started to import the Israeli model of unseating a prime minister through a so-called ...
British Jewish newspaper campaigns for spy to be called Righteous Gentile
Col. Thomas Joseph Kendrick worked 15-hour days to process up to 175 applications daily to help Jews escape Austria.
You won't believe your eyes! Museum of Illusions to open in Tel Aviv
"We are very excited about coming to Tel Aviv for the first time," American businessman Jonathan Cooper says.
Amid Gaza violence, Israeli flag raised over chancellery in Vienna
In post to Twitter, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz says: The Israeli flag was hoisted on the roof of the Federal ...
COVID turns 2020 into fertile ground for online anti-Semitism
As entire nations are forced to stay indoors during lockdowns, so is anti-Semitism, which according to the World Zionist organization ...
Several casualties in 'apparent terror attack' near Austrian synagogue
The synagogue was already closed at the time of the shooting. Incident includes several injured but it was unclear if ...
Austrian government developing plan to fight anti-Semitism
An outline of the plan seeks to establish a new department dealing with such instances within the Austrian Chancellery Office.